Lighting Control
Utilize automation or use the app or central touch panel to turn on and off the lights in each area. Control the light’s color and intensity in a similar manner. Make use of lighting scenarios. Organize light sources and control areas.
Use the full potential of the system because lighting and sensors are integrated. When no one is home, the lights should automatically switch off. At night, when you approach the garage, the lights should illuminate the driveway.
Air Conditioner Control
All HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) components will be fully controlled centrally. You Will have complete control over temperature, modes, and fan speeds.
You can set timer for your AC to operate at specified time during the day, you can cool up and down the house before you even arrive from a long day from work, or a vacation. The house will turn up the temperature so you may wake up toasty on a winter morning. It will turn down the temperature when you’re not home in order to save energy usage. It will turn up the temperature once more before you leave and open the bedroom vent right before bed.
Curtains and Shutters
Roll up and down with a simple touch. Manage the percentage that you want your curtain to be open or close at. Adapt to changes outside the window with ease.
Automate the curtains and shutters’ operation based on the sun’s beam angle or weather based on the system’s continual analysis of the surrounded atmosphere.
Garage Control
Garage doors may be operated with only one app or touch panel. Utilize sensor data, intercom views, and surveillance cameras to keep an eye on your house.
The garage will be open when you pull up to your property. Utilize driveway lights that turn on automatically when motion sensor data is received.
Multimedia
Connect every audio-video device to the system. Using a single app or touch panel, create scenes to turn your living room into a central entertainment hub.
Use a “cinema scene” to switch on the audio system, TV, and other objects at the same time. Benefit from the “morning scene,” in which your preferred music or the news on the radio awakens you in bed.
